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conscious vs spontaneous operant conditioning in neurofeedback?
by PIZZA_CRUSTACEAN ·As for the comments about passive neurofeedback (neuroptimal/neurogen/lens...etc?) those are categorically different as the changes being made are through the introduction of a low energy electric cur -
conscious vs spontaneous operant conditioning in neurofeedback?
by retiutut ·In setup number 2, the main suggestion is just to relax and let the brain train itself. Let go of 'trying' too hard or efforting. Many types of neurofeedback just use a video player program to show (s -
conscious vs spontaneous operant conditioning in neurofeedback?
by wjcroft ·In setup number 2, the main suggestion is just to relax and let the brain train itself. Let go of 'trying' too hard or efforting. Many types of neurofeedback just use a video player program to show (s -
conscious vs spontaneous operant conditioning in neurofeedback?
by wjcroft ·Generally the client is NOT informed in detail about reward / inhibit strategies, as this can just increase performance anxiety and trying to 'please' the neurofeedback practitioner / trainer. The cli -
conscious vs spontaneous operant conditioning in neurofeedback?
by khofstadter ·Hello! -
rules re hiring out of OpenBCI Cyton and headgear as non-medical device?
by Scipio ·re: NeurOptimal. Yes I'm aware of various neurofeedback training modalities. Most practitioners do charge session fees. And some 'remote' sessions involve equipment rental. Many neurofeedback equipmen -
rules re hiring out of OpenBCI Cyton and headgear as non-medical device?
by wjcroft ·re: NeurOptimal. Yes I'm aware of various neurofeedback training modalities. Most practitioners do charge session fees. And some 'remote' sessions involve equipment rental. Many neurofeedback equipmen -
rules re hiring out of OpenBCI Cyton and headgear as non-medical device?
by Scipio ·@wjcroft @retiutut Perhaps, you are aware that the NeurOptimal neurofeedback device is sometimes rented/hired out by its owners to those not inclined or able to buy one and, yet, as far as I am aware, -
rules re hiring out of OpenBCI Cyton and headgear as non-medical device?
by wjcroft ·The other area to compare this to, would be the field of neurofeedback. Where there are now many consumer devices being used as aids for meditation, relaxation, flow states, etc. Almost none of this c -
Pocket Neurobics approach with Biosignal.Network
by wjcroft ·So just this factor alone would separate out their approach from all other neurofeedback apps I'm aware of, which use bandpass filters. It would be helpful to read some feedback / customer comments on -
Pocket Neurobics approach with Biosignal.Network
by paulbrennan ·I was wondering if anybody had thoughts about www.Biosignal.Network. This is a Chrome based web app that does neurofeedback signal processing - free for trainers and trainees. Currently it only suppor -
Is the EEG data any good at all ???
by wjcroft ·BCI was NEVER claimed to have "mind-reading" abilities. In fact the EEG neurofeedback field began in the late 1950's with the alpha enhancement work of Joe Kamiya. Neither BCI nor neurofeedb -
Is the EEG data any good at all ???
by robo ·You see i try to identify two mind states with my app. But it is not looking good. Maybe a total 5% difference in the 5 wave bands to start with. But with neurofeedback i might be able to push this to -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·There seems to be a meshing of the neurofeedback protocol, and the daily qigong and mindfulness meditation practice that I do. My hunch is that "less noise in the system" (primarily DMN), fr -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·Other than Myndlift / Muse, all other commercial / clinical neurofeedback equipment and home training neurofeedback equipment (such as Pocket Neurobics, used with www.brain-trainer.com) that I am awar -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·Most typical neurofeedback is using the reference on the ear lobe. One or both, if linked. -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·See page 1 of this thread for background and research paper references on Tomas Ros' neurofeedback protocol: -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by paulbrennan ·EEG Theta/Beta Ratio Calculations Differ Between Various EEG Neurofeedback and Assessment Software Packages: Clinical Interpretation - Kerson et al. 2019 -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·alpha. And they were able to inhibit it during neurofeedback. Then it rebound afterwards. So that's why I think your 1 uV alpha at Pz looks suspicious. Can't go much lower than that, to enable inhibi -
innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol
by wjcroft ·re: tiring. As with all neurofeedback, the paradoxical aspect is to not to 'push' excessively. And more relax into the process. I'm just using a mild intention, and not getting thrown off by the pushb